Live at Ipanema: Itchy Hearts

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1. Allen Bergendahl on February 04, 2011 8:44 AM said:

   Thanks, Andy!
   Thanks, PJ!
   Thanks, Kendra!
   Thanks, everybody!

   See you again tomorrow night for our very special Saturday edition of Live at Ipanema. This time with Blasco!
2. Jonathan on February 04, 2011 11:08 AM said:

   Andy is so damn charming! Can’t wait to listen to this.
   Be sure to check Blasco out!
3. Allen Bergendahl on February 09, 2011 7:24 AM said:

   here’s the setlist!

   1. The Money
   2. The One They Want
   3. Big One Day
   4. Ima Be Cool
   5. S.S.
   6. I Can’t Wait
   7. Enrique
   8. God Always Gives
   9. I Been Walkin

   Cheers
4. Pizza Wilson on February 09, 2011 1:40 PM said:

   I don’t think he sounds like Dylan at all. Why the fuck does everyone think that every dude with a nasally voice and an acoustic guitar sounds like Dylan. Not that expect anyone at RVA to make anything more than a peripheral and name-ridden analysis of any type of music or musician, but come on people.This guy is actually good, and original. He deserves better than that.

   Don’t be dumb

   pizza
5. George on February 09, 2011 2:04 PM said:

   Hey Pizza – A website just encouraged its readers to listen to that guy’s music by comparing him to one of the greatest musicians of the 20th century. Fuck ’em! That guy deserves better! Like maybe they should just write him a check directly and cut out that lengthy process where he gets new fans.

   Thanks, RVANews, for turning me onto something new.

   Don’t be a dick

   George
6. Pizza Wilson on February 09, 2011 5:12 PM said:

   if it takes rvanews to turn you on to something new, then I suggest you more actively ingest art.

   dick.
7. taco windsor on March 13, 2012 2:41 PM said:

   You’re a dick Pizza Wilson, and the exact type of person that you are complaining about. Who cares how you find out about new music? There’s nothing wrong with hearing about a band through a local publication.